John E. Sandrock

John E. Sandrock (1920-2012) był pionierem amerykańskiej numizmatyki, znanym ze swoich rozległych badań i wkładu w kolekcjonowanie papierowych pieniędzy. Jego pasja do numizmatyki rozpaliła się podczas służby w Marynarce Wojennej Stanów Zjednoczonych w Chinach w 1946 roku, co doprowadziło do poświęcenia się przez całe życie badaniu i kolekcjonowaniu papierowej waluty. W latach 60. Sandrock założył Maryland Foreign Paper Money Club, który później przekształcił się w World Paper Money Club. Organizacja ta opublikowała "The Currency Collector", pierwsze amerykańskie czasopismo poświęcone entuzjastom zagranicznych pieniędzy papierowych.

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John E. Sandrock (1920-2012) was a pioneering American numismatist renowned for his extensive research and contributions to the field of paper money collecting. His passion for numismatics ignited during his service with the U.S. Navy in China in 1946, leading to a lifelong dedication to the study and collection of paper currency. In the 1960s, Sandrock founded the Maryland Foreign Paper Money Club, which later evolved into the World Paper Money Club. This organization published "The Currency Collector," the first U.S. journal dedicated to foreign paper money enthusiasts. 

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  The Currency Collector

Articles

• “The Money of Communist China - Part I”, The Currency Collector.
• “The Money of Communist China - Part II”, The Currency Collector.
• “The Money of Communist China - Part III”, The Currency Collector.
1988
• “Greece/WWII: The Greek Inflation Series - Some Interesting Sidelights”, International Bank Note Society Journal, 27/3&4, pages 94-97.
1989
• “Greece/WWII: The Greek Inflation Series - Some Interesting Sidelights (Continued)”, International Bank Note Society Journal, 28/1, page 18.
1998
• “Shanghai’s Wartime Emergency Money”, Numismatics International Bulletin, 33/5, pages 125-141.
2002
• “A Monetary History of German East Africa”, Numismatics International Bulletin, 37/9, pages 255-283.
2008
• “The Foreign Banks in China - Part 1: Early Imperial Issues (1850-1900)”, International Bank Note Society Journal, 47/4, pages 43-52.
• “Banknotes of the French Revolution - Part 2: The Assignats of the First Republic”, International Bank Note Society Journal, 47/2, pages 30-38.
• “Banknotes of the French Revolution - Part 1: The Royal Assignats”, International Bank Note Society Journal, 47/1, pages 33-42.
2009
• “Foreign Banks in China - Part 3: Republic of China Issues (1912-1945)”, International Bank Note Society Journal, 48/2, pages 33-44.
• “The Foreign Banks in China - Part 2: Imperial Chinese Issues (1900-1911)”, International Bank Note Society Journal, 48/1, pages 28-36.
2010
• “Imperial Chinese Currency of The Tai'ping Rebellion - Part 2: Ch'ing Dynasty Silver Tael Notes”, International Bank Note Society Journal, 49/2, pages 46-54.
• “Imperial Chinese Currency of The Tai'ping Rebellion - Part 1: Copper Currencies of The Rebellion ("Big Cash" Coins and Copper Cash Notes)”, International Bank Note Society Journal, 49/1, pages 27-42.
2011
• “John Law's Banque Royale and the Mississippi Bubble”, International Bank Note Society Journal, 50/4, pages 18-22.
• “A Unique Note from China's Troubled Past Comes to Light”, International Bank Note Society Journal, 50/4, page 46.
• “The World War II Philippine Guerrilla Notes of Mindanao Island”, International Bank Note Society Journal, 50/1, pages 32-41.
2012
• “Italian Paper Money Prior to Unification, Part II - Napoleon Invades Italy”, International Bank Note Society Journal, 51/4, pages 15-24.
• “Italian Paper Money Before Unification, Part I - the Fall of Napoleon and the Congress of Vienna”, International Bank Note Society Journal, 51/3, pages 18-25.
• “150 Years of Banknotes of Malta in War and Peace under British Rule”, International Bank Note Society Journal, 51/2, pages 12-19.

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